Can someone help me with ideas for 14m DD

[FarOverTheRainbow]

Tying to get a good start on my Christmas shopping but could do with some inspiration for my DD who will be 14m at Christmas any ideas would be great. Thank you

she already has a lot of toys

I saw a wooden kitchen in mothercare and it was beautiful, I think she might be to young to play with it properly though so don't know if I should wait another year

I don't think 14 months is too young for a kitchen especially if you play with her, it's brilliant having children, girls especially for me and getting to relive all the toys hehehe.

DS3 will be 3 in March and the last two years we have actually bought him very little. He has got clothes and pjs from everyone and we have got him a few little things like building beakers or lego but mostly he wanted to oull the tree down.

When it was just DS1 we went crazy though and bought a ridiculous amount of stuff.

A MNetter I know on her DC birthdays when they are little gets them PJS and a large cardboard box that she fills with balloons and when they open it all the balloons fly out.

I really like the kitchen and se was standing playing with the little taps very cute

It's hard not to go OTT

How beautiful is this kitchen kitchen

DD will be 15 months at Xmas. We have bought her a Happyland train set. PILs are buying a dolly and pram, DM has bought a pound and roll toy and DF has bought a postbox game.

She loves her pop up tent and tunnel from her birthday, and her smart trike is the best thing ever - she squeals from the moment we put her on it, and it will grow with her till she's three or so

I've bought Duplo Creative Cakes (half price at £9.99 on Amazon today) for one year olds before. It is a great set as there is nothing swallow able or breakable, but babies seem to love taking apart the cakes / towers that you make them, plus all the "Happy Birthday" singing from the adult that it encourages! Duplo is a great toy to start building up a collection of. My 5 year old boy likes playing with this toy in the bath still, serving tea and cakes with his 3 year old sister.

Oh that kitchen is lovely!